Joe Istead wrote:
Hello,
I have a question related to an LKML post on April 5, 2005:
http://lkml.org/lkml/2005/4/5/210
Preamble:
I'm developing a low level driver for a non-PCI AHCI controller. In
particular, I'm using uClinux (2.6.x kernel) on a Nios II processor (Avalon
bus, etc etc).
It looks like porting "drivers/scsi/ahci.c" to uClinux is the easiest way to
do this. However, ahci.c depends on libata, and both of these are littered
with PCI-specific calls.
Question:
Is there a non-PCI libata (or, are there plans to make one)?
libata already supports non-PCI. Another engineer is already using
libata on his embedded non-PCI hardware.
You'll just have to modify AHCI to support non-PCI.
Jeff
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